Pakistan Citizen’s Portal Now Allows Farmers To File Complaints
Farmers can now register their complaints on the Pakistan Citizen’s Portal as a dedicated complaint category “Farmers/Agriculture” has been activated…
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Agriculture is the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, contributing 22.7% to the GDP and employing 37.4% of the labor force (Pakistan Economic Survey 2023-24). With fertile lands fed by the Indus River, Pakistan is one of the world’s largest producers of crops like wheat, rice, cotton, and sugarcane. However, despite its significance, the sector faces numerous challenges, including water scarcity, outdated farming techniques, and climate change.
Cotton Spot Prices For Crop 2020-21
KARACHI: Karachi Cotton Association (KCA) on Monday announced the following KCA Spot Rates for local dealing in Pak rupees for…
Pakistan Expects An Increase In Orange Exports To China
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan expects to enhance orange exports to China this year, a top government official said. Adviser to Prime Minister…
Minister Of Finance Pledges To Help Poor Farmers
Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to facilitate poor farmers by providing them timely inputs in order…
Indus River Authority Released 119,000 Cusecs Water
ISLAMABAD: The IRSA released 119,000 cusecs water from Indus river on Monday from various peripheral stations with an in-flow of…
Pakistani Scientist’s Work On Iodine-Enriched Tomatoes Is Replicated In A German University
Unique research work of Pakistani scientist on Iodine biofortification of tomato is acknowledged in German University.
Developing The National Hemp Policy Card; Shibli Faraz
Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Senator Syed Shibli Faraz Thursday said his ministry has started work on the National…
In FY21, Pakistan’s Fertilizer Sector Accounted For Nearly Half Of The Country’s Agriculture Growth
While the rest of the industries in Pakistan suffered due to the pandemic, the fertilizer industry continued to fulfill the…
Climate Friendly Cotton Varieties Need of Time
Multan: On Tuesday, Saqib Ali Ateel (Agriculture Secretary, South Punjab) said that it is very vital for the scientists and…
Chinese Agrochemical Giant To Invest Rs700 Million In Pakistan Agriculture Sector
Zang Shilu, GM Chinese Agrochemical Giant plans to invest Rs700 million in Pakistan to establish an agrochemical plant in Allama Iqbal SEZ Faisalabad.